On Digitial Media #79: Reliable Source
In this episode, John Federico (twitter: @gadgetboy), KenGellman (twitter: @kengellman), Steve Hatch (twitter:@shatch) and Matt Snodgrass (twitter: @mattsnod) discuss.
- Obama Was Right; New Media Now The MostTrusted Source For News
- Matt tells us about the work he did last year with Pepsiand the deaf community, including the Super Bowl Commercial
- Opening Its Home Page, NYT Goes ForAggregation; WSJ Now Offering Ad Space On Front Page
- Cox Enterprises Merging Newspapers, TV, Radio Into Cox Media Group; 100-Plus Digital Services
- Sony, Kindle E-Reader Sales Grow BeforeChristmas; But Still No ‘iPod Moment’
- Random House To Double Size Of Its DigitalBook Catalog
- boxee hearts Netflix
- Smartphone numbers are in: iPhone sales exceed Windows Mobile sales for first time
- Apple, Walmart to do $99 4GB iPhone?
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Reader's Comments
Thanks for your presentation in Prof. Cohen’s class on March 30. As an (ah-hem) older, returning student, your talk and On Digital Media is helpful.
So I’m typing as I listen to this podcast and wondering what the benefit of verbal podcasts are - besides of course drinking wine and enjoying conversation with fellow media-minds.
What is the added benefit to the listener - not found by reading a blog, microblog, white paper, etc? Thanks. SJ
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